Christ Community Reformed Church

Can God really forgive every sin you've ever committed?

Hebrews 8:12 contains one of the most comforting promises in all of Scripture: God will be merciful to His people and remember their sins no more.

This sermon explores the depths of God's grace, the meaning of Christ's atoning sacrifice, the Day of Atonement, justification by faith, and the assurance believers have through the New Covenant.

Watch now and discover why the gospel is truly good news for guilty sinners.

📖 Hebrews 8:12
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Do you know about God—or do you truly know Him?

Hebrews 8 contains one of the most remarkable promises in Scripture: "They shall all know Me, from the least of them to the greatest."

This sermon explores the saving knowledge of God promised in the New Covenant, the work of the Holy Spirit in teaching believers, and why eternal life is found in knowing Jesus Christ personally.

Watch now and discover the difference between mere religious knowledge and genuine covenant fellowship with God.

God reveals His absolute authority over every life, possessing countless ways to end a sinner's existence and control all means of death. This profound power underscores His divine sovereignty.

Deep dive into Christ's redemptive work. Reflect on His life, suffering, and resurrection to foster a profound sense of love and gratitude towards God. Cultivate a deeper spiritual connection.

Witness the deep sorrow of eternal suffering and the lost chances to share hope with those who are perishing. This is a powerful reminder of what's at stake.

Discover how the Holy Spirit guides you to understand and accept God's invitation to trust in Christ. Experience profound peace and fellowship as His Spirit takes permanent residence within you, transforming your relationship with God.

Why do we fear what people can do, when our true reverence should be for the divine? This concept shifts perspective from bodily harm to eternal consequence. A profound thought to ponder.